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mippie_moe

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    Comment #26946344

    RTX A6000 has more VRAM than any other GPU types currently offered by public cloud providers AFAIK.

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    Comment #19197043

    Lambda engineer here (I'm one of the authors). As bubblethink already mentioned, the article is arguing that batch processing jobs (e.g. those characteristic of Deep Learning) don'…

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    Comment #19196969

    Hi, Lambda engineer here (I'm one of the authors). You bring up some good points, I'd like to address some of them: Admin: Time (and cost) it takes to install software, drivers, et…

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    Comment #19196878

    Lambda Labs engineer here. Here's what we're trying to argue: Many benefits of running infrastructure in the cloud are lost for offline batch processing jobs. Training machine lear…

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    Comment #17865842

    I’ll talk to the team!

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    Comment #17865835

    Thanks for the positive feedback! Our company used to run a cluster of ~1000 gpu servers for inference and training. We used caffe and torch. Provisioning and software maintenance …

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    Comment #17860398

    My company (Lambda Labs) made it possible to install cuda, cudnn, tensorflow, pytorch, and other deep learning frameworks with one line: https://lambdalabs.com/lambda-stack-deep-le…

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    Comment #14510646

    No offense taken! Dreamscope doesn't actually make money :) It's a little under break even. It brings in revenue through a $9.99/mo premium subscription, which gives customers high…

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    Comment #14510346

    With this setup, you get one GPU that runs with 16 lanes (and as you mentioned, three that run with 8). Bottleneck depends on the workload. If you're training a small/fast network,…